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Content Management Implementation: First Steps

Print/Share This Post Email This Post Published by rwatstein September 27th, 2008 in knowledge management.

The tendency when dealing with many knowledge management issues is often to jump right into the solution phase, when really it makes more sense to determine the strengths and weaknesses of what you’re currently doing, and how your current practices could be improved. Similarly, most knowledge management can be broken down into several sub-issues. Depending on the specific problem at hand, most issues can be broken down into the following sub-issues.

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